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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

LrvERPooI. nov. Il m.-Cotten rnturo, closed
steady Upanls Low Middling clause November deliv'
li-G4i. sellers November and December delivery
ga v4ne December amt January delivery lp-o4d.
January and February delivery. ln64d buyers
March delivery llj4d sellers March aai
delivery 1864. buyers ADril and Nav delivery,
Il GtI buyers May and June delivery l6C4d buyers,
June and July lie very lS6Id buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
CRIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trains leay

ERIE RAILWAY. Through trains leave
IL 2tdst minutes earlier than time showa from Cnam.
hers St local trains leave Esd ST Tom to 10 minutes
o M Week days $50 sus'avs Day EXPRESS, Buffet Draw
man $ ecp1g c.acG irom lorueii,,ic to ciLcnnati'
p.m-paly ChcAg9 amt 81 LOU. Limited 'old Pnli-
vile Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago AMI 81 Louis NO
p H. D.y 6uS." and Limited. Pullman Sleep.
BSa4 Ia' %Isssra FAILS Hamilton and Teroato
ll9 p p Tn'ts1 hSF'g'' rmr moc nr
Salamanca Cincinnati and chicago 80 $500. 800,
''6or = I Noon rAi'1 5 T SO TO 30 55o So S
Ss2 49, 2oS 1880 @ 900 T o 5 m yyS
lO3Op IN. II mdn ght. Add uona tIan,io Pas.nc week
rat sry Tsot y. g. 20 80 o. 10
S Ss% g. TO- o. 3d. - - 100 ito p D. n q MD
night Sunday, 5,4s sso 1880 L noon. 90 400. 600,
Newark and Paterson. via NoTars week day., g. 80
80. 10 ? m, and II midnight sundays. 900 a IN.
suG-rn wres woek lays So. 80 1880 lte. $50
night sundays. 545, $50 1850 ~ m. =, 1, $50 and Il
30 s s4f GeFnv au %Ss1 a., a." ANT % no. 49,
warwicA. wcos days 900, io:Soa ~. 450 p N. sundays
3aq%G5. vsss a.y,Ga 80 10 20
oO'G" M s 20 I@a m ro'S a 1SIs: S &c.
soH additional tram, to Goshen and MaS,sGw%
aud Port Jeryls' m. sundays p N Goshen and
Tickets for passage apartment, Drawing Room and
sleeping obtained and order. Tor the check
GS . esS o S;%' So 81 a P5 III, 90 S ave
st. New York No. 3Jl Futonst. Brooklyn 90 Mont.
RO EapTc,. tian' rom Tho est arrive in SewIcE 49,
'GII ia s So 'np ' ScH' Msr FARMER As
A -RONDOUT KINGSTON AND CATS
EIL MouNTAINs LnNpINS az Sra Mon
sHy sGES s@s ss.
sp gy When BY OF
BOSTON via FALLRIVER LINE.-ONLY S3
ID for nrst-class limited tickets. REDUCTION to NEW
FORT, FALL RiV EH and all other points steamers Pill
Of Murray.st 430 D. daily SUNDAYS ncuded. Conneo
ton by ANNEX BOAr from BRookLYN aud JERSEY
Tickets anil staterooms secured principal transfer und
tic ct offices a Office Pier - and on steamers.
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ Kaaterski and Catskli eive Pior 49, " r..
CatskilI Mountain and cairo R.tlroai,
CHORE LINE. Al Rail Route for Boston,
- Newport and tho Emt Express leaves Grand Central
p'i m Fast Express M daily NsSpois Expires:
leaves at m daily except Sunday Palace Pafiorcars
or Sleeping cars 70 destination
A LII FARES REDUCED
VIA sToNINGToN LINE
inside Route for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE aud tho EAST
only S. TO Boston. 81 % to Providsncs.
Tho Rhsdo Island and Massachusetts, savs
new Pier 80 N H.. block above Canalst 1t a,3O h
daily. except Sunday
NORWICH LlNF.-FayOrite Inside Route.
FaTs a. reduced to Boston g. %Urcssss $50 Nor
F 81 GvX 81 s.Es f.E
WY '''''' - 8. W. BRADY. Ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

Pennsvivana $50, Reading 327.; Hndsou's Bay Company
u Paris 1tvces quote ceut rsntes at 81 francs
confines for the account and Etchange on Iondoh ~
Of francs IA for checks spanish -, oiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

lI.l6lLow uillli.g..... s5l
seed Ordinary -..---
ri coed DTfinary......

Ordinary III Low Nlilllss "A
sod Ordinary ....lt hpldllnf '''''' y "Ao
Option trading was quito active especially toward tne
close when the report. tat inc
crop estimate woud indicate ~ 81 bbooOVD
bv the report FINAL figure. nhcated An advance
of . n 5 points for the iay. Sales ~. 600 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARIETTA

LONDON New. "A y mOonsols l0B Lie for money and
los s for q: .ocsaat Atanns a9d Great Esssri ast
nS 81 r :S::S s'l:%: tSs x's 1::,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FOU R.TRACK TRUNK LINE
ON and aft er November trains leave

GREAT FOtf.TRACk IRl Nh LINE
ON and ate November trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
IS ~. Rochester Montreal Express. drawing
10 Albany Troy and syracuse also to Montreal aud 81
.95os. m, tn. FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMIT d composed
exclusively OF Buffet smokD dning groom
and sleeping c.r' Tor ADa5y tc' Syrtea'e Roche,eG
10 30 a H. chicago Express drawing.rOom Can.
tIi3O a. m. Wesein New.York AMI Northern Express
$50 p M. Albany troy and Utica SPECIAL with drawing
bany and Troy Connects at Troy for sara
= p m. ACCOMMODATION to Albany and Troy
with .eepngcars for Niagara Fails Buffalo su-pens on
Bridge. cleveland Cincinnati Indianapolis = Lons To-
IN. Montreal and Utca tx pres. daily slcePingcar,
H 40 s AMT train doe: not run ~s Of XD.1 -
o D M. Special sleeper arrives Rochester 10 But
t.sl5 M. Pscdc EIpre.s secpngc for Auburn
G c.%a an oss b s ceso 70
waterown via Uca daily except sasrda 70 Albany
for earatoga Like George North
@ and Is
Y PARK Place BAsrS Pass 81 Te' s i0
and 75o Fulton SITS, Brooklyn, aud ~ Fourth'st Williams
wecots Express call for cheek baggage from hotels
Kun day others daily except sunday Stop Mott
Haven station GSs'hsD urvpv voverr
Genera e a1T Sap.ut.uaent General Agent
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE-Pal-
"A ace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leay:
every week aay At y NJ from Pier Al N. H. loot Of
Freg ht received until the hour Of departure.
FALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
BOSTON 81 M for Firstcla,s Limited Tickets
REDUCTION TO ALL OTHER POINTS.
steamer, PILGRIM ami BRISTOL leave Pier %. n R..
S 8, from broosyn
RsS[sqs ,! tgn sSa9sE"s "a @ anaay:
I p NJ An orchestra on each -,
e sSa at ccs on Psr & aaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

FIour I'm fair tn1uirv prices stemv and unshans"f
A. last unosi & hoic. Winter Patents - 90
o.. - southern Winter, - do@3S3 MohgAn ana
W.cnnsiu winters 90 FAIR Ia hoce seconds -
aSSL hnice To Fancy Mnnesoia Pat.nt' - 5od' ~
- lOdt 30 Minnesota fsAef' n @ttA'
s325d35n Medium che &C soft springs :" hure' 80"
Grade Springs 81 1Od2 80 Rye Flour IN barrels y SoS' W.
The CASH nriae, IS follow, " spring "hla ~
re No 3 spring Wheat at o'c. 80 hs' At
No IL &C No. = odts 20 ST..
r." > i've Zoo - No ? Barley 75c..-...No. Flax Seet
81 II. go. Prime Timothy soei = :? -.Mes rD o
Sides loose 81 Drv Saltei Shoulder, boxed - 20
sides boxed 81 - .--- Nhl'krr Nv
tllers goods gallon 81 10 sugar-Cut LOAF &c;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-Nov. a
TIE lE.SRAL iL5F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

SPIRITS OF rURPEVTINH.
CHkRfE-rsN. Nov 4-rurpeatins firm az 30 &c
sAyASNAu. Nov .-IutpsntlH, firm AZ S4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

- leave from ferries a. west 42d and JAyss A'
West 4ci. so a. Jayst-, 80 a. m, for Middle
town, talisburg Monticello. Liberty, Walton' Delhi
Norwich. Rome. oneida, Fu ton. oswcgO, BUtdo.
Detroit. Chicago WAIKIKI Valley points ,,.
West f2i, 10 m. Jay At. % y. m, for Middle.
town. Llcnvile. talsburg Monticello Liberty White
Lake. waikiki Valley points.
West 42d IS D. m, Jay.st., S rs p M, daily for
Midieown. Falsburg Liberty Nation Norwich. oneida,
Oswcgo suspension Bridge, Detroit. Chicago, s. Louis.
Pullman sleeping car ber'hs re'crysd a. 307 Broadway
Time tables. tickets &C. 207 307, ga, 1879 Broad.
way 737 0th ave-, 1874 East l2th 264 West l25h.
So, N. Y. }. Z. ANDERSON, 9. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

NORWICH LlNF.-FavOrite Inside Route.
~ Fare: reduced to Boston, g. Worcester. 81 b0 Nor.
wieh 81 eo NewLondos 81 90 Correpondin8 reduction
70 all points East Steamers CITY OF WORCESTER CITY
OF Bosr2N and CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Plerto l.li
fsrryl daily, Sundays excepted. At sH m w pn.nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

WEEKLY COTTON MARKET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

IA KILL MOUNIAlNS, at NFanstohs
NEST POINT, Cornwall Ncwburg Marlborough, Milton,
borghkot and Esopus connecting wih Ulster and Del
aware stony Glove and Caskli Mountain Railroads.
Steamers cry OF Kingston and James w BALDWIN leave
day at picr foot OF Harrison ST., On.
cept Saturday. when CITY OF Kingston leaves at
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15
A real NECESSITY,

We presume there Is hardly lady
In he found in our broad land who
Ii she does not already possess sew
ing machine exp-c,s some day to be-
come the owner of one.
But after the mind has been fully
made up to purchase one of these
Indispensable articles, tbefquestion
arises as 10 what kind Of q machine
T., buy.
1t should he s., s,oply constructed
that the INST n'eNper,enced can sue
cessfully operate it. The other points
mainly to be considered, and which
are the most desirable, are durabili-
ty, rapidity, capacity for work, ease
VI operation, regularity Of motion,
uniformity Of tension, and silence
while in operation.
The Light Running New Home"
fills the above requirements, and is
said to combine the good points Of
all sewing machines, with the addi-
tion Of maay new improvements and
labor-saving devices.
The price is no higher than that of
other machines, and every lady who
is the happy possessor Of one may
rest assured she has indeed . treas.
ure. See advertisement.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15

PATENT WoRxKRs.-There is
one class Of laborers who never strike
and seldom COMPLAIN. They ge, up
NJ five O'Clock in the morning, and
never 60 back to bed until ten or
eleven o'clock at night. They work
without ceasing the whole of tha,
time, and receive no other reward
than food aud the plaine.t clothing.
Though harassed by . hundred re-
sponsibilities, though driven and wor.
ried, though reproached aud looked
down upon, they never revolt; and
they cannot organize for their own
protection; not even sickness reIrss-
% them from their posts No sacrifice
is deemed too great for them to make
and no incompstency in any branch
Of their work is excused. They die
in the harness, and are supplanted as
quickly - may be. These are the
housekeeping wives Of the laboring
men.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15

-DiED MIR. A. Sloan, Osccola,
January 6th., 1887, after . brief i'll.
ness, ags, - years.
Mr.. Sloan lived tho measure OF
bis life - . bachelor; and by trade,
was . carpenter, of which he was a
Master. He came to Osceola some
tan or eleven years ago. Reticicn,
in speech and retiring in disposition,
little is known ofhis past life. From
disc onnected and fragmentary cpn.
versstioas 1t odd times, the writer
10 led 10 believe that he was born in
Massachusetts,, and spent most Of h,s
nssured manhood in Ohio, perhap.
in tho city Of Gallipolis. Sister,
we're mentioned or spoken Of, one OF
whom came down in this section,
aud sojournsd until her death, which
occurred . few ysvrs since, At, or in
vicinity Of Fulton, Tenn. He va,
kindly cared for In his last sickness,
and vas dsosntly buried. Should
any Of bic surviving relatives see this,
and desire further information rels.
tive TO the disposition Of his person
81 eGsets, can addrsss, Robert Goetz,
Osceola.
Gallipolis (Ohio) pspsrs will please
make mention.
-DIED-John Driver, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James d. Driver, died on
Monday, January 3rd, Of typhoid
fever; sgs IL years.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15
500 REWARD, 500.

The readers of the TINES will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages,
and that IL Cxtarrh. Halls CatarrL
Cure is the only positive cure now
known in the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease
requires u constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease and giving the patient
strength, by building up the cons:i-
stitution and assisting nature in do.
ing its work. The Proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer one hundred dollars,
for any case it fails to cure. Send
for list OF testimonials. Address,
+. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
.@"Sold by Druggists, 75cts. "A.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15
A NEW ALMANAC.

The question of New Almanac
10 an important one. Everybody is
familiar with the stereotype publica-
tions on books of this class. We all
know what the old-time almanac Is,
with its fantastic smblems and sym.
bols; its odd cid pictures, the mys.
te-iacal signs of the Zodiac, the full
faced Sun: and meek looking Moon.
How puzzling all these things are,
in fact, the unskilled in Astronomi-
cal Science can get little else out of
the ordinary almanac but the days
of the month, and the time the Sun
and Moon rises and sets. Nearly all
oi us remember the old Almanac cor.
ncr Of the house in which We we're
raised, and have constantly before
US the remembrance Of our parents:
in their accustomed looking Up the
rising and setting Of the Sun aud
Moon. and their cogitations over the
prospects and conjectures OF the
weather; aud how the Moon would
be watched to see If her horns were
up or down, SO as to know whether
dry or wet weather would prevail.
The New Almanac we refer to is the
vol;na Almanac, just published BY
the volina Drug ( Chemical Co., OF
Baltimore, Md. This departs from
the ordinary style Of publications OF
this class, and while It contains full
information about the Astronomical
happenings Of the year, the Seasons,
Time, the Sun, the Moon and full
Calander for each month; these mat
ters are no Longer portrayed in mys-
ticsl signs and 81 ymbols, but are pu,
in y comprehensive shape, easily un
derstood even by children The Vo.
lima Almanac is particularly adapted
for this section, and the Book con.
tains a complete Diary for each day
in the year, also u most interesting
compilation Of useful hints and fact.
that are handy and interesting tc
have in every household. That part
Of the calander page. that is usual,
filed with Obsolete matters or amin.
teres,ing historica! events of til,
|" First Reader class the Violin:
Almanac is used for the trite an,
applicable sayings of well-knowr
men, this feature alone will max,
the Book valuable. The Volina AL
manac can be gotten free at tn,
Drug Stores, or one cupy will b,
mailed By the company on receip, o
two-cent stamp To pay postage
This is the Company that advertise
Volina Cordial in our paper, and W,
are glad to know the Medicine b,
its merits is fast getting to be- sta
pie article of trade. 1t can be got
ten at the Drug Stores of GaylorC
/ Hale, and Bacchus 4 Fletcher.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15
Noucc.

D., bsnneff. sdpibi.trltor d. N of III.
ksia'. 1 W n y hsan. dseid
fou sr~ hereby no,ihe thst I IN. ,nd.,.,,,
-, s ~ seministrsior ofthe Estxfs % ! r. la
w" a~t whl spp,y To the Probate Court Of
~ Mis.i'.sppi eoanty, Ark at N. next Janusr,
erm thereOf lss7 for an order TO sell the H-.
,h.' or - much ihrrv'S beloueing to the E.-
tat. % -sid " % wii.oA. deed ne Vii \,
sohei-nt 70 pay debts prob.te.I .gain.t ,h.
Asm n ~hich ti,ne kBd plac. you can ap,,en,
ana lnt~rpS's~ such objection as yuu nav deem
p'"f~f Wk HARkisON,
Dec sfh lsss. IyJs
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.!

Hon. w. H. Gudgel, Evsnsvill~,
l"d., writes: i take great pleasure
ia Recommending to the public c. c.
@. Certain Chill Cure" Ny wife
lad third dsy AGE for ave months
end bad tried different remedies
without success. Amer using one
bottle Of Certain Chill Cure . per-
maneat cure ~ the result" Scld by
Gaylosd 4 Hale. 20.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15
Notices.!

BY NIH Ue ~ decree OF the Probate Court
County, AIkarsar. rendered at
the January Term thereof lss7. upon the petit
tion "f u T. Lee ilson, aaiininistratOr ofth,
h-tste of y Lafont. dec-s--d. | the md r
signed, As a',min .trstor OF said t-t .lr wiz os
FHhktA.Y i1H !s>-.
At he door - The our' n use la m. svn O.
ir' Ia a.--. -ei o. 80 b -.ls.-sf ti,lie7
ns r ~,.i g . f 's--a rre GO F'-e -
tcllard ffa.l .s.1 tst l.. 81 .s ...- ..i clsn-
ty. ArkantE-, lr'ou.i- - - sAid E-iar- ~ vi
The oi Se,44-- - .- ... .s4.fp d y e..
in aanse ,. L.. eOLtziEisg 10 Hcr-.
The sale ~ tale place lttah lawful tapf--s
said d-y. the purchaser r~yui-. fu NV. Bia,
with good .ne sPg-ots & -s-rurIfT. rpd -an -s
tAinei IN he sSn1e. .isr ls "a iiI,sl1 81 lbs. ,t
has, nssksg.
Ina J=LBary lsth lsy--
kt LIZ WILSON,
Adm kE s'N a IA I1iIi u.f q
G. " Tlst.I,..r,al, A.f'r Liza
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15
N0tpce.

bY WHITE Of drc--s ~ m. rr,,-,ui. r.uu-
a'f Il i-sis-ippi lounry. srAau-n. -..pd.---f a
ID. January lerIn lrs1 uIsJn Lis ls-rffiur O.
john l'ris-r. Anminisi-stur ~ H.. f.siul.
u b''npett, oeu-ss-d I th. mTo.--sis l.t a
sdmlnlsifa.uf M >ain t.s'uf. " 90 tn.
7TH. DAY % rERkT AIRY ls--
st ne dO'r uf ia. Cuu-l Hpps-. IA d. ruxr q
p~ccos. srtAuss, SCI - "a. tn.gts.--f td5n..
oi credit NJ tif=- month"; "a. fOilas iu. O..
scrii'--c tr.s--s Of AMI, i-ing i~rE A. - a
eu IN hl-s4ssi ~ lenuiy A-EEi-a. s.-vr.
Inv 81 y Uf S.--fllH :. -rsil.x an.
~ nrr.s. ard ths ~ pEr - fns ~ -
-~ct'on 81 cu1sirisr - acre. a. fTrr n
Ios nsi.iD y Nsrft. N Range szsi- s:.z rsH-
tanning IN 81 80 .rer
fhs -sir h i4ss Tlsps vff.sr iavlui hc.-r, =.
sac IA. in- pur-h@.cr re- ui-1-1 ~ rire uot.
wa gos~s . spF1vrcc --ua-lty ~ -. p.y-
neat oi he sam. 80 . len re+siE.d ~ al
a.d isaf ~, a~yl87rs a n. yufcnAss rsybeT
Isi- sEnszfy lSs ~
nv 8 DRIVER,
Ala ~ e D. B-Ar.tt dsc'd
g "a TcgE .sfv
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15

-Appointmsnts, Jonssboro Dis
riot, White River Confsrence:-
8. L. Cochran, P. E.
Jonssboro Station, N. N. Smith.
Paragould, =" ". l.. Ready.
Psragould u. J. S. Watson.
Gainesville, w. ". Anderson.
Harrisburg c., w. r. Foster.
vanpdals, r. g. Britain.
Boy,lsville, H. u. Granstlc.
Buffalo Island, A. J. johnson.
Chickssawbs, J. d. Rutledge.
Tyronsa, W. Manly.
West Memphis, B. Harris.
Marion c., J. F. Jernagan.
Osceols c., G. w. Smith.
Lsnguille, n. J. Hirely.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15

U011 ca' live at home and make NOR. mon.
III II ey At work for US, than NJ anything else
lOO In this world. iapiiSl not needed; you
are started iree. Roth sexe-; all ages Any one
can 90 me work Large earnings sure from first
start Costly outfit and terms free Better moi
delay. Cost. you nothing I, send u. your ad-
dress and nDd out; If you are wise you will do
80 at once, ii hALLgTr 4 Co, Portlmad, Ne
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15
Fer Sale!

An Arksnsse Farm Of 100 acres,
go above overAow,) cleared; 30
acres deadened; 3 tenement houses;
we'll fenced; good water; convenient
to free school, &c. Fine fishing and
hunting. Situated 2 miles from Mis-.
sissippi river; 30 above Memphis.
Part pay will be taken in brood
mares. +. G. McCAvocx,
McGavock, Miss. Co, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15
important 10 Ruptured
Persons.

The Excelsior Rupture Cure Mfg
Co., of Ogdensburg, n. Y, guaran-
tee TO Cure any case of reducible
Hernia with their Remedies.
THE RUPTuRE PLASTER AND HEALING
COMPOUND.
This treatment is endorsed by our
best Doctors, Druggists, and the
general Public. Send 9jcts for free
book on Rupture or ass your irug-
Isl flr tns Remeiy.
Or INTEREST To LADIES.
The new treatment for ladies' dis
eases discovered by DIR. Mary A.
Gregg, the distinguished English
Physician and nurse, which has rev.
olutionized the entire mode of treat
ing these complsints in England is
no~ being introduced into the U. S,
under . fair and novel plan.
Sufficient of this remedy for ONE
MONTHS TRIAL TREATMENT is sent
FREE to every lady who is suffering
from any disease common t. the sex
who sends her address and IL 2.t
stamps for expense, charges, etc.
1t is a positive cnre for any form
Of female disease and the free trial
package is many times sufficient to
effect a permanent cure. Full di-
rectioas accompany the package
(which is put up in a plain wrapper)
also price list for future reference.
No trial packages will be sent after
Aug. LIST, 1886. Address GREGG
REMEDY COMPANY, Palmyra, N. Y.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15
Allen Cotton Seed.

We are prepared to furnish pure
I" Allen Cotton Seed" selected from
our best "Allen Cotton" at so cts.
per bushel. Orders solicited. Ad-
dress, A. LEA 4 Co., Fulton, Tenn.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15
PRAIRIE NANCE.

1TcH, and Scratches OF every kind
cured in 80 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLoEp
4 HALE, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15
Local HAPPENINGS SINCE OuR LAST
Epsrloy.


EpsrIoy.
The Christmas Tree, a. 10 usu-
ally the case, was . complete success.
All who attended, It'll" and big, old
and young, received at the hands Of
Santa Cl~us, one or more present.
The cho,r osgsnized frr the occasion,
rendered some baantiful selections
Of vocal and instrumental music
suited 10 the occasion.
The enjoyments Of the holidays
we're heightened BY several dancing
soiress, INDUCED in by the young
folks,
Two young men only we're no
ticsd disguised under tie mask Of
sgg-nogy and red liquor, Christmas
day. THIS speaks pretty we'll for
The sobriety Of our town, and is .
decided improvement on the custom
Of very few years since. The peo-
pie ere fast learning that the road
10 prosperity, influence aud respect
ability does not run in the direction
Of the saloous.
The three act drama, "Every.
body's Friend" - announced in our
issue of the 25th. ult., was rendered
BY the aniAteurs OF (Isccola during
Christmas week, and although the
earth WAS Wrapped IN = sheet Of ice,
and the walks IN such . condidition
- 70 render pedcstr,snism absolute
y dangerous, . very fair audience
vas present aud greeted Everybodys
Friend with frequent applause. Net
procseds, el0,25.
The store house and contents,
Of T. A. Barton 1 Bro, at Golden
Lake, were destroyed hy 6rs On the
night Of Dec 9Th. The estimated
value Of the plant is t250O. Insur.
ance, tl5O0.
The annual moving by tenants,
the shifting from one place to ano,h.
Or. like the childrsn's play Of - Pus,
waats . ooener," began On or abou,
the frss Of January; but owing :,
The severity Of the weather, some
have been prevented from making
ooassmPlassd changes. Among shos.
who were NOS thus deferred, aud whc
have bscomed settled for another
year. and whon ws h.vc located, are
Tip Blalock. Who by psrchass Of
stock, tskss charge Of ths Family
Grcssy stoss VI james Hamilton
Who rstirss from business; while ex
judge e. Bsvil and n. Dalton, un.
der . similar transaction take charg,
Of, and will hereafter dispense rcd
liquor in the old stand opposite tn.
family grocery store. Fiefds L Brad
ford, The Utter our late rsprescnta
tive to the Arkansas Legislature
the former, . prominent director i,
the school affairs Of District No. !
closed up voluntarily, he il said T.
the shame Of & . Jficers and citizen
whC permitted i,,) their crap hous,
ca front row, and 10 future will b.
found trapping for the same class O
coons in the rear Of ex.judgc B-vs
{ DAlton's red liquor store. " I.
Humphreys moved his stock Of Ii
liquors down in the Dillahunty hous
ON Front Row, and admitted cx-sen
, stor John Il. Driver in co-partner
ship with him in the political capt..
business. Toney Relnor moved hi
bake oven, and pie and lunch stan
.. down on Front Row. As soon q
all get moved and settled, the inter
ested public will be notified.
The Osceola times., 1887-01-15

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